Who we are
DENSO Thermal Systems Group (DNTS)
1983
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DENSO History
1949
Nippon Electrical Equipments Co., Ltd, later changed its name to NIPPONDENSO CO., LTD., split from Toyota Motor Co., Ltd., and was established as a separate entity.
1953
Started technical cooperation with Robert Bosch GmbH of Germany.
This agreement allowed us to expand our technical expertise using knowledge from outside the company, to achieve world-class engineering.
This agreement allowed us to expand our technical expertise using knowledge from outside the company, to achieve world-class engineering.
1954
Started the Assigned Service Station System by establishing regional service plants.
Today, a global service network is in place to improve services for our end users in different regions around the world.
Today, a global service network is in place to improve services for our end users in different regions around the world.
1983-84
The origins date back to the 1980s, when the FIAT Group decided to set up an organizational unit dedicated to Poirino, where the first commercial, product development and administrative functions are also located. Thus was born Heating s.r.l.
1986-87
As part of the reorganization of all the components of the Fiat Group and the establishment of the Magneti Marelli Sector, a specific Product Division was set up.
End of the 80s
Poirino begins a design phase, with the construction of molds and the production of parts based on its own projects and not only on projects developed by Fiat.
August 1990
An agreement was signed with the company NIPPONDENSO, which will later become simply DENSO, which acquires 25% of the company's share package.
Early 90s
A further agreement is signed with DENSO to strengthen product skills, with the help of Japanese managers in Poirino, there is a strong acceleration in the development of both the product and the production process.
1993
Establishment of the Polish plant
1995
Phase of expansion of customers and markets internationally: acquisition of orders in Renault and Peugeot, licenses in Turkey, Morocco and South Africa, increasingly global
1996-2000
The International activity multiplies with the creation of new production sites in Argentina (1996), Brazil (1997) and India (1998). Joao de Deus was also acquired in 1996, a Portuguese company with a long tradition, active in the Aftermarket sector.
2001
On 30 April, after the organizational reorganization of the Fiat group components, the Thermal Systems Division of Magneti Marelli (MMCL) was entirely acquired by DENSO CORPORATION. A new factory is born in Brazil.
2004
Two Business Units were created, one for the development of Special and Off Road Vehicles (ORSA) projects and one based in Carmagnola (TO), totally dedicated to the Aftermarket for marketing on the independent market.
2005
The goal of 1,000 million euros in turnover is reached!
2005
Established DENSO Training Academy Thailand, our first overseas regional training center.
A system was established to provide education for engineers and technicians at a regional level, rather than just at the global head office.
A system was established to provide education for engineers and technicians at a regional level, rather than just at the global head office.
2006
Establishment of the Spanish plant in Vigo
2010
Start of production in the Moroccan plant
2012-13
Transfer of the Aftermarket BU division to the new headquarters in Poirino, where there is still one of the largest automatic warehouses in the world.
2016
Created the DENSO ECO VISION 2025
This action plain aims to tackle issues such as the environment and energy usage.
This action plain aims to tackle issues such as the environment and energy usage.
2017
Created the DENSO Group Long-term Policy 2030
The slogan of this plan is "Bringing hope for the future for our planet, society and all people"
The slogan of this plan is "Bringing hope for the future for our planet, society and all people"